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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
MONEY!,

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
RECEIPTS.

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teaspooufui % bskinz powder well mixei
In the h)ar, 10 sin IL three times iossih'
er will make u even;l mix with ss>ci
milk about - thick a. yo1 can ,ni siill bs
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sAltei.
SroSGK CAKE Eight eggs, three
foarihs ola pound OF sugar, One-half pound
OF -four. q pinch OF salt. grated peel or
large lemon. ten teaspDonfais OF the juice,
two s.lt-spo0afal. tisvcl) % soda. This
makes two loayes. Beat the yolks and su'
gar with grated peel. u f:oih; beat The
whites separately I'LL they Will stand stu
then pour the lemon jalce on the soda and
beat In qalckly, aiding whites aud nour BY
degrees uu;ll well mlxci. Bake 10 brisk
oven foriy.1se 10 any minutes.
WATERMELON PRESERVES Select one
with thick r.nd; cut In any shape des ired
lay II In salt water fortw days. then soak
them Ia clear water Tor tweniy-four hours,
changing the water freqaeuilyi then pot
them In alum water TOE N hour 10 harden
them; - every pound OF frul,, use q pound
OF sugar; add the melon, lei II boil until
transparent; put In Jars aud pour the syr.
up over 10 Some add lemon sliced, but
prefer II without
FRosriSG VIM NUrs. Crack English
waluu,s, hilse the meats, spresd apart OF
the frosilng over the cake, lay Tie meats
on IA, side down, spread on more frostlng.
50 tia, the nats win be coated over. no.
covered up. ~ arranging regularly. The
cake can be sliced between the rows OF
nuts. After one has tried this way think
Il will be preferred 10 thst OF stirring the
nuts into the frostlng. II nuts are pu,
with frosting between layers they should
be chopped nne.
Flo LAYER CAKE.-Three eggs, one cup
each OF sugar aud four. one tssspoonfal OF
cream OF tartar. and one.half tesspoonful
OF soda, bake In square tins. Heat the
white OF one egg with powdered sugar
enough 10 make quite thick frosting.
chop. not very doe, nve a q, Que dozen
rsislns, little cltron and about three slices
OF lemon. stir into the frosting. spread on
the layer OF cake and roll up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16

This Is the season OF the year when We
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funeral beware OF him.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-16
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
q Lucky Man.

MT. Albert Evans and his brother, J. E. Evans, of Rockvale, were registered at the Victoria hotel Saturday. The former purchased few days ago one tenth of ticket No. 6l, ,503 in the Sep tember drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery for one dollar. When the tele- graph returns of the drawing were re- ceived the ticket sold to Mr. Evans was found to have drawn one-tenth of the City thousand dollar prize, giving him he handsome sum of five thousand dol lars for dollar invested. MT. Evans has been in the habit of investing two or three dollars every month for tickets for the past year, but this is the first large prize he has caught. He is a young man who has followed coal min- ing for living, but he intends to invest this money in farm and establish him. self for life. Colorado has been unusu- ally favored this month, as a tenth of the SIG, ,0e0 prize and a tenth of $l 900 were also sold here Within the last year a proprietor of cigar store in Denver drew $l5, 5,000, and Mir. Ricketts, of Crested Butte, drew $30, 900 so that it is evident that the lottery company is not ahead of this State, whatever they may be elsewhere, and the Centennial State sustains its reputation for being a lucky field for speculation, with Pueblo as the banner city.-Pueblo (Col) Chief tain, Sep. ?.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
General Birt q the Yhenix Advanes,

General Birt, & the Hhenix Advance, says the recent fair at Phenix was n. g.
 He says "the races were the tamest of the tame up to Friday, when the scene changed. On Wednesday there was a quarter dash between two horses just out of the plow harness. one horse, in order, we presume, to make him look lees like . race horse, had been run over . barbed wire fence three or four times and wore . shoulder that would entitle him to a stall in any hospital. If that horse had even been rode on a walk through the streets of San Fran- cisco his owner would have been arrest cd for cruelty to animals. Had We ever dreamed that the slow horse would
 have been q predominating feature of the fourth annual, we would have put old Dolly on about s six weeks diet of old exchanges, and ve feel confident we could have won all the heats and noes |"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Abby Sage Richardson. in the No vember number of the American Maga- sine, tells why our continent came to be called America. It has been the fashion for more than a century t6 fling abuse upon Amerigo Vespucci for hav- ing wrested the honor Of naming the continent from its discoverer. Quite recently documents have been recover cd which place the matter in wholly different light; at all events, as Mrs. Richardson represents it, Vespucci seeims to have made no claim for hon. ois that were not his due, and should not be blamed because they were con- ieTred upon him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
q Secret AccidentaIIv Kept,

"Say," said a gentleman to his wife yesterday at dinner, you didn't say anything to anyone about what was telling you night before last, did yous That's secret"
 "A secret? Why I didn't know it was a secret" she replied, kind of re- gretfully.
 Well, did you tell itf I want to know"
 "Why, no; never thought of it since. I didn't k.ow it was . secret" -Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
Notice 10 Cleditors.

Estate of stephen o. Narcou, deceaSos.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admin s'r.trix oft est ate of Stephen c. Mar. con. deceased, to the cred:i oIs of and al per. peFsous having claisns ag dnst the decessef f. to exhibit them. <ith the necrssary vouch- e,s, within ten 1CD mo aths after the 6rst pub b. licstlon of this notice to the aid admtnis- trafrix, sf fhe ofice Of E. NJ. Sanford. aftor. ney at law, in Prescott. the same being the 5lsce for the transaction sf tho ousiness Of said estate, in said cou ty Of Ysvapai
 ROSE A. MARCOU, Adm!nistratrix of the Estats of Stephen c Mastou, decsaset.
 aied thu. 4,h day of October. 1857; st pub IicA;lop Octet A;h. lSN. Sed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
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oatasrh ln Now engDano..Gb's
 Cream Balm.
 The best remedy for its purpoee have sold.-John Hooker, Druggist, Sprin6eld, Mass.
 An article of real merit.-C. P. AL den Druggist. Springfield, Mass.
 Those who use it speak highly of it. -GeO. A. Hill, Druggist, Sprinfield. Mass.
 I believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best article for catarrh ever offered the public. It has given satisfaction in every case.-Bush < Co.,, Druggists, Worcester, Mass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

A desperate but unsuccessful at- tempt by . number of convicts to es- cape was made at the penitentiary at Yuma, on the morning of the 27th inst. Superintendent Gates was stabbed by . convict named Puebla. They rushed out into the yard between the office and prison. followed by seven other con- victs. Gates ordered the guards to fire. Portly, . guard, fired and wounded q man holding Gates. Puebla stabbed Gates several times. A convict named Loapez shot several times at Dick Rule and guard Portly, who returned the fire, both wounding the prisoner badly, causing him to drop his pistol, when Riggs, . life convict, rushed out and got the fallen pistol and killed Puebls e he was giving Gates his final stroke. 0aAss is bsdly hurt. but tho doctors think he will recover. Thres convic.s were killed, and two dangerously wounded Three of the prisoners who attempted to escape are unhurt, and none mado good thoi1 eoDape.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Jane \. Scott, deceassd.

Estate or Jane A. Scott, deceos9d.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersi1ued, {, administrator of the esta.e Of Jane A. Scott. decesseo, to the ere ,itor- of ana all persons having clai ms agkinsf the said decessed, 70 >xnibir them, with the recesssrs vouchers, within ten tlub months after the first pu bi- cation of this notice to the ssid James N. Ssnfora. at hs hou,e. near Williams. the same being the place for the transaction of the bus'Etss of saI0 estate. in sait county of Iavspai. JAkE5 M. SANFyRD. Administrator of the Estate Of Jan. A. Scott.
 deceased.
 rated fnis yih dsv of O.tober, IsT; n:st publication O st~ Der c9.h. 3i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
oessbeys' Reception.

A correspondent of tho Tombstont Prospector writes from HuAchuca Sid ing, under date of the 2lst, e follows:
 Yestsrdsy was lively day at Hua- chuca Siding. The fall rodeo or round up of stock mes here with several thou sand head of cattle, and the Arizona cov-boys, with their chapereras, broad soabreros. riates and big spurs. were [ sight to the special palace car occu' pants, consisting of Senator Cameron and party, laying here for few days
 The Senator had gone to the City oi Mexico, in connection with come busi' ness between his nephew, Colin Came ron, and the Mexican government, and left his family and friends here under the protection ofs guard from Fort HuAchucA.
 The cowboys got on . little spree on the genial Thos. Smiths good old rye, and gave the palace car . reception in keeping to their calling e wild cow boya
 They surrounded the car swinging their riates. firing of their pistols, cut ting antics with their well trained mus tangs, accompanied with shouts and gestures, all of hArmles sport, for seve- ral minutes, to the terrox of the inmates.
 Your humble scribe took it on him self to enter the car, where he met the Senator's daughter and explained the nature of the cowboys foolish and harmless intent.
 On entering the car one of the ladies was very nervous, but on our leaving they felt treasured and at ease, and thought that the average cowboy of the wild and wicked West was not 60 bad e they had pictured him, and we felt much better after the lunch we partook of. One of the colored cooks ventured e far e the herd of cattle and was promptly pursued under the bridge by the vaqueros with riates, and he made his way to the car . wiser and winter uigger.
 The cowboys spent the rest of the af- te.noon in showing their skill as vaque- ros, riding their horses into the saloon, pistol practice, etc, for the benefit of tho new comers. vho seemed to enjoy it with apparent interest We hope they vin not picture the wild cowboy of the West e . heathen savage on their re- turn home, for thefe ass some noble, good hearted Ss1Iows among them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
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 10 TAXPAYERS,
OFFICE oy THR TRgAsuRHRl OI YAvAPAI COUNTY, AEJg MA. PREsCoTr. ARIZONA, Sept. l3, 1881.

OV YAvAPAI COUNTY, AKJs MA.
 PsEscoTr. ARIZONA, Sept. l3. lS7.J Notice here by given that tho duplicste assessmenr roll of the Cou lty of Ysvspai. Territory of Ar'soaa, for the year s7 is now in my possession for the collection of the taxes levied therein. ans the tAxes nre now due and payable. Taxes will be deiinque at on the thirC; Monday December. next her & after, aud unlsss paid on that day or prior thereto. i've per cent. will bs added to the amount ihereo. as penalty. I am ready 10 receive taxes for the year 1857 at my ofice, n the City of Prescott. between the hours of c c m and ?. m. from and after this dat.
 W. C. BAsHFoRD. County Treasurer nn1 ex.Om 10 Tax Col lsctor. sep %
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
oad Folsovso' 0anqvoe.

The members of Arisona Lodge l. O. o. F. enjoyed . large and enthusiastic meeting last night There were broth ezs present who had been abeent several years. The initiatory degree was con- ferred upon 6 number of candidates, in an exceptionally fine manner. V T. Herzog, who hes been connected with this lodge for eleven years, tendered his resignation a chairman of the board of trustees. It is with feelings of deep re- gret to the lodge that it is to lose such an earnest and efficient worker as their brother, N. T. Herzog. has always shown himself to be. He has seen Ari- sona Lodge grow and prosper under his fostering care, until to-day she is looked upon as one of the finest in the territory {; indeed, che is often called the mother lodge of Arizona. The younger mem- bers of old Arizona Lodge, No. l, will sadly miss the wise counsel and kindly admonition of this shining light in Odd Fellowship. Alter the lodge adjourned they repaired to the Pioneer Hotel where they sat down to . sumptuous banquet, which reflected great credit upon the jolly host of the Pioneer. NJ. T. Herzog, acting e toastmaster, called upon several of the brothers, who re- sponded in an eloqunt m amer. Bro thers Schuerman and French, as the members were about to depart, render cd duet, which was we'll received
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Tucson complains of having more empty houses at present than at any time during the past ten years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Eber c. Smith, of the Fl Faso (Tex.) Republican, has purchased a complete newspaper and job office, and has com menced publishing a daily. He for merly hired the printing of the Repub- lican at friendly office in the place.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

IkkHIfokY oH ARfzoSA. ExHcU4sve DBpARTNgNr. ; OBvfcD oB TIE GovERPol) Is i.Si sn whom sA''' sF'''.s' .ss es.s sr's'' Vhorooa. The Unissa 0tasee mall and sx. eeooo eAFo of the Atlsnsie . Paei0e Railroad 00nDeny vero stopped. and the sXsress car point thres miles wsst of Narsjo springs s!ixons. ol tne ni hs of the 18th inst, nor of the Tsyiiory Of Arisona, oy o.thossty in me vested, do hereby o1es a6d Drnelain ( reward of Eve bundred d0llass foS the astsss V@ In wisnGes vheFoof. Fave here. SoDsL unto ses ny hand ssd esused th . W. Grea: Seal Of the Territory of Ari
 yons fo oe adnEed.
 one al Prescott. ihe CApIts.. this twenty. Q day of September 4. n. 1sC.
 c. MEYER ZULiCK. 8 the Governor.
 EM. E. FOSTER
 Act 6 screiary Of the Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

A telegram from Holbrook says tha, cowboys from the range of the Aztec Cattle company, fifty miles south oi there. report trouble with moving bands of White Mountain Apache Indians who are stealing stock and driving thei, plunder into the reservation. When pursued they organize in large parties and make defiant stand against the range men. The military promises, if they are captured, to deliver them over to civil authorities.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
GotsAy Hosso.

Twin give &l0 reward for the recovery of light roan horse, with dark mane and tail. The horse was formerly owned by Heisler Bros., and was driven to their butcher wagon; was last seen on the range near Heislers' slaughter house, near Prescott. The above reward will epaid upon delivery of the horse at Shull < Austin's livery stable, Prescott.
 E. H. WIfHERElL,
 Coyote Springs Ranch.
 October l4th, 1887. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
sussseso LocAGe.

Ny Sporting department, consisting oi Shot -Guns, Rides, Pistols, all kinds ot Cartridges, Bclts, Ammunition, etc, is complete, and goods are down at bed rock prices. Winchester Rifles arc now down to tlS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blsckbird" brand, loaded. with the bsst powder, by . pa- tent process. They are supeFiof to ell others, and cost you but e4 per lOO. Don't forget our Royal 6t John Sew ing Machine is nov reduced to <35 cash.
 GHO. HI. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Take your Repairing to P. Foisy. the Practical Matchmaker. All work war ranted. Shop in Dr. LincOln's Drug Store il6tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
Oporsosnon'o Nall.

All kinds of guns and ammunition and srortsmen's supplies on hand and for sale cheap. Discounts to the trade Repairing done. J. W. ROBERTS,
 Practical Gunsmith, Gurley St., next
 door to Aitkec's Cigar Store. al9u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
S0te0G List.

The following is list oflettey Fsmain. ing in the post-of6ce st Prescott, Ariso- na, uncalled for October ?, 1887:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Extrsctof Sarsspsrills, manufactured specially to order, best blood medicine known, at Dr. Robinson's. a2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Try Dr. Robinson's Iron Bitters, the best tonic made for the syeten. a3tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

Three meals for el as the Sherman 9suse, formerly Dan Hsts's hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02

The Prescott Transfer Company will deliver Coal, on any street or alley in Prescott, at g per ton. a24u